Snakes are difficult to repel or eliminate. Focus on habitat modification.
Most encountered snakes are non-venomous. In Georgia, killing non-game wildlife (including non-venomous snakes) is a misdemeanor (O.C.G.A. 27-1-28).
Resources: Missouri snake control guide; Georgia Wildlife Federation's "Snakes of Georgia and South Carolina" booklet (770-787-7887).
Commercial repellents often explicitly state they don't work on copperheads. Habitat reduction remains the best strategy.
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